458 ReviewsProperty Location With a stay at Peace and Plenty Inn in Devonport (North Shore), you'll be minutes from Mount Victoria and close to Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. This 5-star inn is within close proximity of Cheltenham Beach and North Head. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 7 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and DVD players. Rooms have private balconies. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers. Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and wedding services. Dining A complimentary full breakfast is served daily. Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access and a library. Free parking is available onsite.
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6 Flagstaff Terrace,Devonport,NZ,New Zealand Property Location With a stay at Peace and Plenty Inn in Devonport (North Shore), you'll be minutes from Mount Victoria and close to Kelly Tarlton's Underwater World. This 5-star inn is within close proximity of Cheltenham Beach and North Head. Rooms Make yourself at home in one of the 7 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and DVD players. Rooms have private balconies. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include direct-dial phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers. Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and wedding services. Dining A complimentary full breakfast is served daily. Business, Other Amenities Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access and a library. Free parking is available onsite.
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ann k on 03/11/2017 04:07
Our overall experience was it was like staying with an elderly aunt. The good things were the son was lovely, the breakfast was nice, and the house is close to pubs,cafes etc. The bad things were trying to find a power point to plug in the kettle or charge our phones in our room and there was no soap in the shower. The furniture is heavy and difficult to move so we had to pull out the fridge to get to a power point.In the bathroom the only soap bottle was locked in so we had to use shampoo for soap in the shower( and there wasn't much in the shampoo bottle either).The book in the room said there were chocolates in every room but we never found any!Probably a bit overpriced for what you get.Parking out back is not for the faint hearted.
KiwichickAuckland on 21/08/2017 01:36
Had a 1 night stay here on a chilly August evening. The Inn is in a prime location overlooking the Devonport waterfront and about 2 minutes from the main street and 3 minutes to the ferry to Auckland city.
The decor would suit those who enjoy the ambience of a bygone era and has been sympathetically restored and decorated. Yes it is a little jaded around the edges but this adds to the charm.
We were warmly welcomed by the owners son and 2 gorgeous chocolate cocker spaniels who were so friendly.
Our room was on the first floor up a lovely gracious staircase and had a small balcony overlooking the garden. Room was large and well appointed and the radiator heating made it warm and cosy. There were no electric blankets on the bed and we thought we may be cold but we weren't.
There was a Rata tree just outside the window and we saw so many Tuis really close up, it was lovely.
The bathroom was very spacious with double sinks and free standing shower. There was hand wash but I must say I prefer soap and the soap supplied is the smallest I have ever seen, about 1 inch square!
There was complimentary tea & coffee and port and sherry supplied in the room also.
We were able to park at the Inns car park but there are limited spaces.
Parking on the street is timed so you may have to park a bit of a distance away if you wanted to go to Auckland on the ferry.
The bed was antique so quite creaky when 1 of us turned over.
The next morning breakfast was served in a sunny kitchen come dining room. I had the continental which included home made muesli, yoghurt and fruit and toast from the Devonport stone mill bakery I believe. Hubby had the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs.
We enjoyed our stay and felt very comfortable and at home . We would stay again even though this is priced at the higher end of the B & B market.
travellingman2u on 18/08/2017 09:53
Set in a Victorian classic home this Bed and Breakfast is not only located close to the wharf, shops and restaurants but the rooms,service and breakfast are all top notch. The owner and family are wonderful and helpful hosts. Devonport is a beautiful beach location and if you like to walk and check out 1800 era architecture this is the place to stay. The ferry to Auckland Central is only about ten minutes so staying in Devonport is a very viable option for those who have business in Auckland.
Carolyn B on 25/07/2017 04:31
My mom and I stayed here for the last week in June. The weather was beautiful: sunny daily with high 50s to low 60s temperatures - perfect! The owner was recovering from a recent hospital stay but we were very well cared for by her lovely daughter and delightful grandchildren! Delicious breakfasts included coffee, juice, delicious fresh fruits and our favorite plums, yogurt and granola. We then selected from waffles with fruit and bacon or eggs and bacon amongst other offerings such as pancakes.
Our room was delightful: we had our own entrance in the back from a lush, tropical garden with palms and flowers. The room included two beds, sitting area, kitchen area including refrigerator and sink, and private bathroom.
We loved the town of Devonport and especially the proximity to the ferry approximately a block away! Perfect to hop on for day trips to Auckland and further such as the Bay of Islands (recommended) or exploring the islands of the Harauki Gulf: Rangitoto, Tiri Tiri Matangi, and Waiheke to name a few: each a gem in it's own right! We hiked in Rangitoto, took a guided, native bird tour on Tiri Tiri Matangi and enjoyed shopping, the beaches, and Mudbrick Winery on Waiheke: don't miss lunch at Mudbrick and if you like sweet, fruity white wine, the Pinot Gris Reserve is a must!
We enjoyed trying the restaurants in Devonport: The Esplanade Hotel with live music on Sunday evening when we arrived, the awesome fireplace at Dixie Browns, the coziness of Manuka, and great views at Devon on the Wharf.
It says a lot for both the friendliness of the owner's family at Peace and Plenty Inn and the fabulous sights that we slept like a baby and never touched the complimentary port in our room. We truly loved our stay there!
Kathy R on 15/05/2017 13:01
If you want to stay in accommodation that is different from the run of sterile environments often found in modern accommodation, the Peace and Plenty Inn is for you. Perfectly situated near numerous restaurants and the ferry to Auckland City, this quaint old Victorian style house is full of character and lots of silver tea and coffee pots and antique crockery. Really enjoyed staying somewhere different
